Posted by J.C.in AZ. on September 07, 2008 at 08:05:59 from (65.54.155.44):
In Reply to: O/T Shop stairs posted by MN Rick on September 07, 2008 at 06:17:26:
How about an Elevator? In my former shop we had one 4'x8' centered in the building, lowered and raised by a Electric Chain Hoist . Upper Deck was for storage only. Shop was 36' wide so designing a suspension for the Hoist to hang from was a no Brainer. Crafted a Steel Truss to hang it from. The Platform had Angle Iron Rails around three Sides,at four Cornors 2" Angle Iron vertically engaged a guide at each cornor of the Platform opening. The Platform Deck was 3/4" CDX Plywood and it eventually showed wear so I put a 4'x4' Piece of 1/8" Deck plate in the Center and the wear problem was solved. Had about $1500.00 in it including the Chain Hoist. Never exceeded 600 Lbs. weight on it. Is still working and never had a breakdown in 22 years. JC
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